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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1904
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald lists semi weekly publication dates and details subscription rates with discounts for advance pay. It asserts the paper is the oldest on Grays Harbor and claims the largest Chehalis county circulation, warning contracts may be forfeited if the circulation claim is not truthful.
Ten years ago Republican papers claimed wages were moving toward democracy. The piece questions current shifts toward Hannapati and notes Perry Heath clinging to Hanna allies while criticizing White House relations. It contrasts alleged corrupt post office appointments with campaign support and compares Elijah Dowie’s Zion enterprise to Morgan and Schwab’s shipbuilding trust venture.
Senator Hoar declares he waits for his party to catch up yet argues the party is already past the brink beyond return. The exchange frames a rift over strategy and leadership within the party.
Mr Schwab states that con science less men of wealth seized him and, against his protest, thrust a few million dollars of ill gotten profit into his pockets, describing a violent robbery claim.
The Omaha World Herald asserts that democratic doctrine voiced in 1896 and 1900 offers a path to restore popular government. It argues that once popular government is restored, people need fear neither socialist dreams nor plutocrat machinations.
The bulletin complains about a wishkah street alteration near the Edison theater but the fire ordinance permits repairs within the limits and this change is far below the 20 percent value threshold. The building is owned by councilman Jones, not C. T. Wooding.
Washington World correspondent reports over 3600,000 spent on White House repairs in two years. An army engineer proposed 60,000 to build a president’s stable. Congress sees 3,500 for grounds care, 9,000 for conservatory upkeep, and 6,000 to add greenhouses for flowers and plants.
In Worchester Massachusetts the marriageable ladies form a Progressive Matrimonial Club limited to 100 members. Officers elected by laws drawn up, first meeting debated whether a woman may propose to the man she loves with all speakers in favor. Expect activity in 1904.
Ballard court confirms that street improvement liens do not attach to property sold for state and county taxes. City advised to secure delinquent tax certificates on such property. Commentary discusses labor value and wage dynamics in markets and the impact of wage reductions on workers in the lumber industry.
A discussion of Mr. Bryan's foreign conduct, noting his fair, open minded reporting and balanced treatment of opponents. Collier's Weekly reviews his versatility as a correspondent and the positive reception abroad. The February Good Housekeeping issue features essays, art, and domestic progress, praising its notable content and publishers.
J. J. Chambers and editor of the Vindicator Liberty Texas praise Ballard's Horehound Syrup for coughs and colds. Available in 25 50 and 100 cent sizes from W B Paine Co with a note to send the Semi Weekly Herald to friends in the east.
Description covers the piazza ceiling of yellow pine, main roof of cypress shingles, stone cellar walls, cement floor, steam heating, narrow pine flooring, lathed plaster walls, clear kiln dried Cypress trim, open Cypress stairs with oak newels, modern kitchen with gas range and fixtures, exposed lead plumbing, glass door dresser in pantry, roll rim tub and marble basin, tile wainscoting, and gas electric lighting with combination fixtures.
A compact house design adapted to a narrow city lot by Dennis and Gastmeyer. The plan features large rooms and modern improvements with total cost not exceeding 2500 dollars. Frame construction uses hemlock spruce and pine, with cypress siding and shingles on bays. Exterior decorative work employs composition and whitewood columns.
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